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KAMOLE WEIR WATER TREATMENT PLANT


Kamole Weir Water Treatment Plant
(near) Makawao on Island of Maui
Makawao HI 96768
TEL: 808-579-8814

PLANT OWNER/OPERATOR:

Maui Department of Water Supply
614 Palapala Drive
Kahului HI 96732
Paul L. Seitz, Administrator
TEL: 808-243-7380
FAX: 808-242-7544

David Craddick, Director
Maui Count Water Supply Department
TEL: 808-243-7816

Charles Jencks, Dirctor
Maui County Public Works
TEL: 808-243-7845




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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Kiewit Pacific Co.
1001 Kamokila Blvd., Suite 305
Honolulu HI 96707
TEL: 808-674-1088
FAX: 808-674-1233

EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER
Metcalf & Eddy Pacific, Inc.
Pauahi Tower, Suite 500
1001 Bishop Street
Honolulu HI 96813
TEL: 808-521-3051
FAX: 808-524-0246
Web site: http://www.m-e.com
Rudy Mina, Jr., President
Jian Cai, P.E.




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USGS GNIS Query Results
Geographic Names Information System Query Results
KAMOLE WEIR, HAWAII
1 Feature records have been selected from GNIS.
Feature Name: Kamole Weir
Feature Type: dam
State: Hawaii
County: Maui
USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Haiku
Latitude: 205255N
Longitude: 1561956W

EQUIPMENT & MEMBRANE SUPPLIER
United States Filter
Memtec America Corporation
5 West Aylesbury Road
Timonium MD 21093
Web Page: http://www.usfmemcor.com
Contact Person: Patricia L. Scott
TEL: 410-308-2955; 1-800-MEMCOR4
FAX: 410-561-3017
EMAIL: plscott@usfmemcor.com
Web site: http://www.usfmemcor.com

SUMMARY DATA
Startup Year1998 
ProcessMF 
Capacity (MGD)8.0 
Recovery Rate (%)85 
PretreatmentpH adjustment, filtration 
Post-TreatmentpH adjustment, chlorination 
Feed Water Compositionirrigation water 
Product Water Composition potable 
Concentrate Disposaldischarge to four lagoons 


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Kamole Weir Water Treatment Plant for County of Maui, Hawaii

Using advanced technology to enhance water treatment plant performance

When M&E was selected by the County of Maui Board of Water Supply to upgrade the Kamole Weir Water Treatment facility, the situation called for an innovative approach.

To comply with the federal Surface Water Treatment Rule (SWTR), as well as the pending Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (ESWTR), the plant was upgraded from direct filtration to microfiltration. Microfiltration is used in wine and juice production but it's relatively new in the U.S. as an application for potable water and wastewater. Essentially, microfiltration is the physical rejection of contaminants through the use of a porous membrane. It operates at lower pressures than other membrane technologies such as ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis.

The scope of the Kamole Weir upgrade, which will provide an average daily flow greater than 6-mgd, includes design of pretreatment and microfiltration facilities; demolition of existing dual media filters; chlorination and drying bed modifications; and influent control. This plant will be on-line by the fall of 1998.

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